Programme

08.30–08.50:Welcoming participants

08.50– 09.00: Conference Inauguration. Welcoming words from the Paris 8 University and College of Paris Presidents/Delegates, and the organizers.

09.00–09.10: Honorary Presidents Speech about AI-Strategic Management Boundaries (Giovanni Battista Dagnino & Jennifer Woolley)

09.10–09.30: RFG special issue and GRIS project presentation

09.10–09.20: Amandine Pascal & Samuel Fosso - Artificial Intelligence Within Organizations

09.20–09.30: Massimo Picone -"GRIS - Growing Resilient Italian SMEs: Cognitive and behavioural foundations of organizational resilience”

09.30–10.50: First Competitive Session – Artificial Intelligence: Theories & Prospects

Moderator: Professor Frédéric Le Roy, Montpellier 1 University, France.

Panelists: 

• 09.30–09.50: Mouhoub Hani – Artificial-Human collective Intelligence: Review and agenda for future research
• 09.50–10.10: Moyra Marval - How artificial intelligence changes the work practices of educators? Implications for a coopetitive view of AI.
• 10.10–10.30: Massimo Picone & Anna Minà,Simonetti A., Tumminello M.- Machine Learning Toolkit for Selecting Studies and Topics in Systematic Literature Reviews
• 10.30–10.50: Mounia Benabdellah & Amina Djedidi -CSR & CSIR threshold in artificial intelligence implementation : What can consumers and practitioners tell us ?

10.50– 11.00: Coffee-Break

11.00–12.20: Second Competitive Session – AI: Entrepreneurship & Organization.

Moderator: Professor Jennifer Woolley,University of Santa Clara, USA

Panelists: 

• 11.00–11.20: Ndouba Dingamyo - Knowledge graphs, artificial intelligence and metaverse: between innovation processes and new entrepreneurial opportunities
• 11.20–11.40: Dominic Drillon, Morgane Fritz, Alessandro Biscaccianti - Enterprise 4.0, not Industry 4.0: A Human-Centred Approach to Responsible Digital Transformations
• 11.40–12.00: Sophie Agulhon -Efficiency, Confidentiality and Security: can we still get it all? Strategic tensions of AI in Cybersecurity.
• 12.00–12.20: Christian Makaya, Siavash Atarodi - The entrepreneurship teacher facing artificial intelligence: personal development as a path to competitive differentiation

12.20–13.30:  Conference Lunch

13.30–14.50: Third Competitive Session – Generative AI: Adoption & Implementation

Moderator: ProfessorGiovanni-Battista Dagnino,University of Rome LUMSA, Italy

Panelists: 

• 13.30–13.50:Jennifer Woolley - Generative Artificial Intelligence
• 13.50–14.10: Konrad Sowa - Implementing Generative AI Tools in Large Organizations: Status Quo Assessment, Use Cases Discovery, Implementation Strategy
• 14.10– 14.30: Ayenda Kemp - Conjoined Routines from Human-AI co-evolution.
• 14.30–14.50: Alberto Costa & Giovanni Battista Dagnino - AI-Humaninterface.

14.50– 15.00: Coffee-Break

15.00–16.20: Fourth Competitive Session (Online)– Generative AI: Adoption & Implementation

Moderator: Professor Anna Mina, LUMSA University of Palermo

Panelists: 

• 15.00– 15.20: Salah Koubaa & Marie-Noëlle Hervé- Albert - Artificial Intelligence (AI)-Human Intelligence (HI) coopetition through the prism of irrationality
• 15.20– 15.40: Alessio Cozzolino -An overview of the 5 levels of disruption and AI implications. 
• 15.40– 16.00: Aleksandra Przegalinska - Collaborative AI as a normative approach to technological acceleration
• 16.00– 16.20: Ada Scupola -Organizational challenges and the business value of virtual robots

16.20-17.20: Round Table - Which strategies for the Human-AI Symbiosis?       

 Moderator: ProfessorAmandine Pascal,Aix-en-Provence University, France.

Panelists: 

• Professor Andy Wu -Harvard Business School, USA(online)
• ProfessorAleksandra Przegalinska - Kozminski University, Poland / HBS, USA (online)
• Professor Ada Scupola - Roskilde University, Danemark (online)
• ProfessorSamuel Fosso - Toulouse Business School, France
• Professor Ayenda Kemp - University of Verginia Tech, USA
• Professor Jennifer Woolley - University of Santa Clara, USA

 17.20-17.30: Closing Workshop